amnesic

• Adjectif décrivant ce qui provoque l'amnésie ou s'y rapporte; dans l'usage moderne, largement remplacé par 'amnesiac' ou 'amnestic'.

An adjective describing something that causes or is related to amnesia; now largely replaced by 'amnesiac' or 'amnestic' in modern usage.

1. C1formalmedical

   Of or relating to amnesia; caused by or involving memory loss.

   amnésique (relatif à l'amnésie)

   • The patient exhibited amnesic symptoms after the accident.
   • Amnesic disorders can be temporary or permanent.
   • The doctor diagnosed him with an amnesic condition.

   Synonymesamnesiacamnestic

2. Suffering from memory lossC1formalmedical

   Suffering from a partial or complete loss of memory.

   amnésique (sens : souffrant de perte de mémoire)

   • The amnesic patient could not recall recent events.
   • She became amnesic following a severe head injury.
   • The amnesic individual struggled to recognize family members.

   Synonymesamnesiac

3. Person with amnesiaC1formalmedical

   A person who suffers from amnesia.

   Personne atteinte d'amnésie

   • The amnesic was unable to provide any details about the incident.
   • Support groups help amnesics cope with their condition.
   • The amnesic slowly regained some memories through therapy.

   Synonymesamnesiac

• Nom désignant une personne souffrant d'une perte partielle ou totale de la mémoire, souvent due à un traumatisme, une maladie ou un choc psychologique.

A noun referring to a person who suffers from partial or complete loss of memory, often due to injury, illness, or psychological trauma.

1. Person with amnesiaC1formalmedical

   A person who suffers from amnesia, a condition involving partial or total loss of memory.

   Personne atteinte d'amnésie

   • The amnesic could not recall events from the past week.
   • Doctors are treating the amnesic with cognitive therapy.
   • The amnesic struggled to recognize his own family members.

   Synonymesamnesiacamnestic